Haitian Politics Blog

The opposition in Haiti has a set plan for after Jovenel Moise resigns as president of the Republic. And here it is. Read this...

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If you listen to Haiti news these days you would think President Jovenel Moise is all packed up and ready to leave the country for God knows what destination.

Haitian Prime Minister Jean Michel Lapin, in a note released mid-week, instructed the ministers and directors general of governmental agencies to make all necessary arrangements for the administration staff to present themselves in the workplace.

The Episcopal Church of Haiti has asked President Jovenel Moise to listen ane obey the wiches of the people, in other words, resign "in order to get the country out of its current crisis."

Haitian president Jovenel Moise, in a speech to new Police graduates said: "If it was in overthrowing presidents that the country's problems would be solved, Haiti would be the country witht he least problems in the region."

To the people of Haiti, President Jovenel Moise said: "I will look at you straight in the eye to tell you your president you voted for is not involved in corruption, he will never be involved in corruption."

21 Haitian deputes accuse President Jovenel Moise of high treason and having repeatedly violated the Constitution. They demand his indictment.

Port-a-Prince Haiti is in a deadlock the last couple of days since the June 09 street protest asking for the resignation of President Jovenel Moise.

Including President Jovenel Moise, Haiti has had 75 presidents, kings and ruling government councils in the absence of a nominated or provisional Chief of State, and 46 foreign governors and military commanders in times when Haiti is under the control of a foreign power like during the U.S. occupation, MINUSTAH and other UN missions to Haiti.